INTRODUCDTION
TO TYPICAL CASES OF 'RESEARCH ON REMEDYING LYMPHATIC TUBERCULOSIS
THROUGH SWEEPING THE FOCUS ON OPERATION¡¢ CHANGING DRESSINGS LOCALLY
AND REMEDYING TUBERCULOSIS GENERALLY WITH DRUG' |
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| Example 1: |
| male, 27 years old, hospitalization code:35787
Complain: Right cervical multiple lumps for 2 monthes. PE: 5 lumps(3cm*2cm--2cm*1cm)
could be touched on the right part of neck. Through excising the lumps
on operation and irrigating the incisions, the wound gained coalescence
7 days later. Pathological examination after operation made a definitive
diagnosis of cervical lymphatic tuberculosis. Following investigation
outside hospital indicated no recurrence in the next half year. |
| Example 2: |
| male, 12, code:34869 Complain: Left cervical lumps
for 5 days. PE: Over 10 left cervical lumps(3cm*2cm-1cm*1.5cm) could
be touched. The lumps feeled pliant¡¢movable and its fringe was clear.
We excised the lumps and irregated the incisions. The wound gained
coalescent after 7 days. Pathological examination made definitive
diagnosis of lymphatic tuberculosis. In the next half year, following
investigation showed no recurrence. |
| Example 3: |
| male, 23, code:35183. Complain: Left cervical
lumps for 3 monthes. PE: A left cervical lump(3cm*4cm) could be touched.
It feeled pliant¡¢movable and its fringe was clear. After excising
the lump and irrigating the incision for 7 days, the wound gained
coalescent. Pathological examination of the lump made an definitive
diagnosis of lymphatic tuberculosis. No recurrence in the next half
year. |
| Example 4: |
| female, 30, code:35750. Complain: Feeling supraclavicular
lumps for a week PE: 5 small right supraclavicular lumps(2cm*3cm-1cm*1cm)
could be touched.They feeled pliant¡¢movable and their fringes were
clear. Through excising the lumps and then irrigating the incisions
for 7 days, the wound gained coalescent. Pathological examination
made a definitive diagnosis of lymphatic tuberculosis. No recurrence
in the following half year. |
| Example 5: |
| male, 27, code:35443. Because of right supraclavicular
lymphatic tuberculosis(abscess type), some hospital incised the focus¡¢pissed
the pus and swept the incision. But the wound formed fistula and kept
uncoalescent. In our hospital, we thoroughly swept the tuberculous
focus on operation, excised the fistula and irrigated the incision
with Anti-tuberculosis ¢ñ Liquid. A week later the incision gained
coalescence. In the following half year, subsequent investigation
indicated no recurrence. |
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